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Can’t tell30% confidence3 sourcesOct 27, 2026The early voting electorate is currently 70% white, compared to 75% white at this point in 2022.No source reports a national early-voting racial breakdown, so the 70% and 75% white figures cannot be checked. The only race data in the sources covers individual states, such as Georgia, where the white share fell from 58.2% to 52.6%.Can’t tell45% confidence6 sourcesOct 27, 2026Democrats are trying to steal the Alaska Senate seat.Said by AThe claim repeats Trump's accusation that Democrats are trying to steal the Alaska Senate seat. Reporting describes a New York Times account and a Justice Department investigation alleging Democratic-linked operatives recruited a spoiler candidate, but no authority has yet adjudicated the allegation, so the central claim cannot be graded either way; the claim also adopts the 'steal' characterization beyond what the sources establish.Reported in the post, not stated as its own.Can’t tell30% confidence4 sourcesAug 28, 2026The Republican Congress has codified over 125 executive orders.Said by BNo source checks whether the current Congress has codified over 125 executive orders. The claim faithfully reflects Mike Johnson's remark in the passage, and the only source repeating the 125 figure (the Connecticut News12 interview) is a non-independent echo of that claim. Snopes checks legislation counts (429 total laws against Johnson's claimed 800) but does not address executive-order codification, so it neither confirms nor refutes the claim.Reported in the post, not stated as its own.Can’t tell20% confidence12 sourcesAug 28, 2026Michael Oller is defending an accused child abuser.Said by CThe claim is extracted from a passage calling 'a Michael Oller' a mouthpiece 'busy defending a incredibly accused child abuser'; the sources include no coverage tying a Michael Oller to defending any child abuse defendant. The only Oller-related hits concern unrelated cases (an Oklahoma habeas petitioner, a Georgia child molestation appeal by a different Oller), so the claim cannot be graded against the sources.